Malaya Tribune, 29 May 1933

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR OA.LY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. N- l«£a> SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, May 29. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933.
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      211 1 (T)XcJJaiins PfRPfCTION SCOTS WHISKY Wf' 1 IVfILK FOR EVERY KREi) form so pure"t» at norms liX( OMMEND IT FOR I. A lilies* UIKY X M A MILK WITH ALL THE J REAM LN IT SO THAT it CAN BE USED POR DR I NX ING COOKING OR ox CEREALS AND
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      183 1 A. FLINTER Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Setting at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, Paying highest prices according to daiiy exchange rates. r HEALTH and STRENGTH j -N EVE RY
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    GENERAL SUED FOR MAKING WAR.
    124 2 Charged With iMurder And Arson. Two lawsuits are reported from Tokyo An aatior agan st a general for waging war haa been ntfectri by the authorities of the Kobe court MMM trie case was to,. i„ handle." The MBtnl BH Pi-.g Wen. was eharg d
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    CARS RUN ON AIR.
    209 2 In\tnfion Which May Revolutionise Transport. We have all heard. probably, of th Ford car that had no eng me—because it ran "on if reputation' But now there are engines tliat seem to be nearly I marvellous fcr tht run on air—plus bn ■or MM other gases!
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    CLAIM FOR FALSE TEETH.
    68 2 \ms{ In A Night Raihva> Accident. u.Cbinud with a chum fn r a WJt of faLs te. th mm by a pMwngci in an accident which happened at Pijghl u < ar Swansea. South Wa\ A light «ngJnc cominnr out from a turncl Clashed into the
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    DOES ETHER EXIST?
    236 2 A Scientist's Unqualified Denial. Wh'ti. in 1887 iand many times since), an experiment for determining the "absolute motion" of the Earth through the ether failed n thtm that there was any motion at all «elemis'.s began to think it meant that then IMBl any ether! But it
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    THE LAW OF GRAVITY.
    272 2 Varying Weights In Different Planets. W Ight, mass, density, and specific gra\hy IN HdantMc terms to things tha are. in l BKnCf, all very mv. l: the same.. But although <ach term means something distinc ly different from the others to a scientist. .h--words v.vighi and
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    SOME ILLUSIONS SHATTERED.
    506 2 C2OO To Play At Wimbledon. London. May |L It has been officially confirmed thai the D WUls Mcody am defend her singles m the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships which begin on June 26 What is more it haa transpired that she is bolng paid £200 to come
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    MR. H. C. WELLS.
    156 2 Explodes Myth Of First Job. Ihr fond claim of a retired Bromley Kint» draper, that he gave Mr H G Wells hi* first Job. has been disapproved on 'he man's death by Mr. Wells himself. It *a< a piece of fiction that, as long ts its
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    PLAYER-WRITERS.
    289 2 Han In Rugby Football Circles. London. May. 11 Famous Rugby players aho in the pa t hnve rom.d lucrative channels in writing and <?•• mt mt n.t v s r- th m»*p*pers are to com. an-Vr thr ban of the Rugby Football Union. There- has been put dwn for
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    OLDEST SPINSTER.
    182 2 The lx>\e Of A Dancing Girl. Belgrade. This Is the story of the great love of Verona Gere. She was a dancer—pretty and talentedrand she lived at Benta. northern Yugoslavia. She had as many theatrical engagements as wanted, and as many offers of marriage, tt) Bun when young
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    INSTINCT AND TUITION.
    237 2 A Bird That Is Given Lessons. Sq apt are we to use that vacue. all-em-bra cii g word "instinct" in reference to ani- ;rd v., >rgei that many of then mm to lean: things just as we do. Taktha cafe of the stone curlea-. a British bird
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    MECHANICAL MILKING.
    260 2 Latest Hygienic Dairy Device Described. Tic mechanical milking of cows Is already quite common, but it is generally limited t c the actual milking operation, the preparation and c.eanlng being don» by the farmer There hi w» ver. a nuus milking mac hine, known a-. as Rotolactcr. which
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    EARTHQUAKE ZONES.
    176 2 Why Japan Does Not Suffer Much Damage. Movements of the Earth are most disastrous v. here .speaking generally! there Is most land appearing above sea level The movements EL k y dUe 10 the < act that the more land, the more w.-ar and t ear on it.
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    GROWING YOUNGER!
    65 2 Claims Of A Japanese Doctor. torTum T^t s± dl T U>r 01 ,h Y °i oi tor urn at Tokyo, claim* that he has perfected a new method of rejuvenation. ».i«Li h lect V t t«e paUents hormones obJtoed from healthy youths for 49 consecutive h made with
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    518 2 Kilat Finishes Ahead Of Kathleep. On Sunday morning, with a mild brpezp from the west and a smocth sea. the six metre, started at ten o'clock at the R.S V C for thccond race for the Cobbett Trophy. Tarbet. approaching the line rather too early had to slow
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    G.B.S. ON AMERICAN WAYS.
    223 2 His Books A* For Troubles Mi-. Bernard Shaw gave 22 account cf his wcrld t our 'fl he visited 29 countries im at Southampton. When a back "What country do you thii k he promptly replied "Heaver He continued, "In genera! fourd wherever people unhappy and
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    NEW LEAD ALLOYS.
    194 2 No More Cracking ()t Electric Wire Sheathes. The latest investigations and experiments conducted by the British Non-Ferrous Metal Research Association have resulted b the pro duction of two new lead alloy* wtncn mm be oi great value both to plumbers and stlfetam The mam purpose of the
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      96 2 WHITEAWAVB BACK TO PROSPERITY Commences To-Day, Monday, May 29. There are slight signs of improvement in the economic position which raises our hopes that more prosperous times are now at hand, and to celebrate this, we are holding a special Back to Prosperity Sale b addition to a large portion
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      154 2 'Don't Give Dp Hope. I Try these for a While." f Wk MCA j WHEN HEALTH IS FAILING. I met* the position with m™* t: fd WJthout fl But this hai bee! I PUfc Wtth man y who owe their recovery to Dr. Williams Pink DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Restore
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING More Work For Malays.
    156 3 k <\| aarl t"r tM Malays" is a slogan. .»1 iport, but with the proviso that \T.il must show themselves willing to l ■>, a de Urn apathy of 4he taking thelf place, without undue a- workers in this country, it,
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    Hytom Serrants.
    193 3 II happenings in the h Mala} Statos have brought the int Ordinance into proaad there is a demand 1n thai M should be put into I htn i> no defence to the An tl tration. The Legislature itI the Justice of the demand Ordi naee, übvh. unfortunately. I
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    The High Commissioner.
    201 3 iwtroylng the pre.stig of th- Chief '-tary to Oolemma*, not only will the P' ww of the High Commissioner be further enhanced, but so also will be th- responsibilities attaching to his high office. Is it in the Btw of this country that any single mm vidua]
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    AUSTRALIA'S NEW BAN.
    870 3 The Leg Theory. EXISTENCE OF TESTS THREATENED. i from Our Oirn Corre«pond«nf v I/4>n«lon. M.v 4. B<>ny-M\i.: w i mK proaaV n.miy the aeW Aaatraha*. ,„,Ut a.r rt .J7 ntr akreadi .iM hai "J UW ,aw t" prevent tin. kiml of online m ftaatralai iM N )i
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    141 3 Red Flag Produced In Court. tfront Our Owa Corrcspoarfeno Malacca. May 2«. Six Hylanr.. k c Mire rwir v ts_ Dan Je* Kirn Dnn J!i i l Dtk Ho Juat. and Urn Tee* bZS K h Chn Mun Bun Teng a sra k h. Mil onTata? 1Uy a
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    WIND AND WATER-SPOUTS.
    185 3 A Rational Scientific Explanation Of Them. Water-spouut are only a stage removed from aea-serpents m the matter of mystery on U ocean. At least, ihey are generally regarded being somewhat mysterious: actually. ther.> rational scientific explanation of them As a tnatter of tact, it would be mere
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    HOW WALKING IS DONE.
    214 3 A Series Of Recoveries From "Accidents.." It is a rather curious reflection that what seems to us the natural process of walkirealry one long series of recoveries from "accidents!" 1 Walking <in its ordinary form> does not conv»s>t merely of putting one foot in odyenc ol
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    AUTOMATIC FORECAST.
    80 3 Weather Foretold By Slot Machine. Berlin A p-nny-in-the-slot machine Ls being Installed V to give ft tic Ml oi the mwhm The housewife before she goes shopping without her umbrella, or the business man starting on a trip by air have only to put in a penny and,
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    SOUTH CHINA AFFAIRS.
    204 3 Chiang To Remain Al Nanchang. Sin Chew Jit Poh and Min Kuo Jih Pao Services. i the of H. E. Sir £<* Governor of Hongkong, many Canton officials, including Mr. Lin Yuri KH. Ctrnmmm** the Kwangtung Provincial Mr. Oiu Xi Man, Mayor of S £rSE? M ff
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    WHISTLING TO PLANES.
    88 3 Directing Aircraft /Without Lights. hfLZEL^\ Xhc t* l ll of might n me, ftas .utely been installed on a number of aerodrome.-, in Anvriea hS 'EJ*. Ero nds f coursp hay light w ,0r c P ur of directly 222 thC l nnot many already m wireless
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    SAW "LOST" SON.
    46 3 Old Woman's First Talkie Show. or heard of her •tT S Sinßing In 1 Cellar ii *as the surprise of mv W*t* '""J to her neighbours. TJr£.*« "It MM just my boy Malcolm. His voice a* I remembered it He has not changed
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      20 3 I accord, lo Prof. Dr. Wolff-tismr, 'Univ. Ba/ /in) BmMD m co n Gua/aco/ (/ung antiseptic) > M (HPfe U fSlti^H
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      328 3 I r Had Psoriasis Years Agony to Walt AbiSut Healed by Cuticura I was a sufferer of psoriasis for several years. The complaint began with just a few scaly patches on my back and arms. After a few months it broke out on my left limb and the irritation was
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    Shipping News & Notices. NEW OUTLET FOR HUAI RIVER.
    553 4 Shipping News Notices. NEW OUTLET FOR HUAI RIVER. Excavation Work Nearing Completion. THE Huai River basin, lying between the Yellow 'River and the Yangtze, was once a great agricultural land, but owing to the fact that the natural lower course was silted up by th« Yellow River, and its main
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    SHIPOWNERS' COMPLAINT.
    80 4 Slow Rate of Discharge Of Canro. Plymouth Chamber „f Commerce- h iJJT. varies from 350 ton, to M) ZmYV S aceor dln(! k, lh( size c( ~T<" This rate, it ts pointed out I. .1™ with what Is a«omplXd a c 222! thoae which have to be put
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    EMDEN'S BELL.
    10 4 Sydn-y. Apr w Mystery surrounds the I h.-ft
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    HIGHER TONNAGE.
    367 4 lin proved Southampton Traffic. J»HE Southnmp:on dock nturns for the month I of March, just teued by the Southern Railway Company, are decidedly more encouraatng than has b en the ca c for some time 1 MM Seven of the 12 headings under which the statis lcs are
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    ATLANTIC TRIP.
    190 4 t nempjoyed N orwcpain Sailors Adventure. A frail lntle sailing craft only 25 fee? lont d J. a r d de Wnd arrived WM .mouth on her way from Norway to New on s' occupant- are two brothers, Han? anu Harold Hamran aged 37 and 30 res per'
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    PRISON FOR STOWAWAYS.
    78 4 George William Payne and Norman Edward Par*cr. of Birkenhead, were serfenced at Liverpool to seven days' imprisonment for ha vine stowed away in the steamer Achilles, which left Liverpool for Hongkong on March 18 Inspector P Borrows, prosecu'lng. said theyouths were put ashore at Port Said and
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    SEA TRAINING.
    822 4 Activities Of National Homes. TUB annual meeting of the Lancashire and National Sea Training Homes for Boys was held recntly at the Liverpool Town Hall, and *-as pre.lded over by the Lord Mayor, Councillor Alfred Oa:ts. The Lord Mayor. In proposing the adoption Cf the report and accounts,
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    SALARY IN LIEU OF LEAVE.
    378 4 Ship's Officer Entitled To Wages. IVTHETHER a ship's navigating officer Is v? entitled to ;w-ges in lieu of leave was discussed, recently, in a King's Bench Division Cour:, composed of Justices Acton and Godded. The Essex Lint. Ltd.. of London, appealed Mj the judgment of
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    STEAMER ATTACKED.
    105 4 Bandits Open Fire From The Shore. According to a report received by the Can„ \m B^c^ U bv ng f S eair er Sun SStfS n L d by Uen ty bandits under the notorious Poon Rung in the viouuty of chowhow whilst en route to Shuihing on
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    SHIP SALVAGED.
    40 4 Liningrad. May 5. The steamship Nora, which sank some time of Murmansk, has been raised from the bottom of the sea by an expedition of the Soviet Salvaging Trus? Nor a C a ship of *00 tons displacement.
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      203 4 BJ LLOYD TRIES TIN 0 (Incorporated In I'aly). EXPRESS SERVICE. C4R(;o SKKVirp SINGAPORE TO IT\LY AND CHINA IAKW BWYIUB, i| Calling at Colombo Sac*. Port SEL 'J****!!! Colomhn > Somhay, Said, Brlodi*,. Venice and Tr£tT S M Due Leave Due Bmid Br,ndl Venleo and Trieate, S pore. S pore. Venice
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      538 4 STEAMER SAIhIN ;jT NORDDEI'TScher m Germany,. 1 The undernotcd are the Comnan < fixtures:OUTWARDS ss. "SAARBRUCKEN" f or Manila 1933 H'kong. S'hai. N. China j apan m.s. "HAVEL" for Manila. Hongko m S'hai. Japan and N. China May 30 HOMEWARDS j s.s. "TRIER" for Genoa. Bared 1933 Casablanca, Rotterdam, Hu&urc
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    336 5 Mining Shares. .v .p:rc. Monday. 11 a.m. UK hare quotations are Issued i Co. txchange aud stock m rs fmm Buyers Ml ra imbnng Tin 24 6 26;--20 21 norn Miram Tir. 13- 139 0 93 0.97 Tin 16 n IMM| 0 10 0.15 rta 0.37 0.42
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    190 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. SPOT RUBBER AT 10 3/16 CENTS. Local Tin Price Now $108. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Monday, nocn. To day's Prices:— Hubber (Sirifrapore), 10 3 16 cts., Tin /o up 9 16 ct. lin (Singapore). $108. up S3. Sat urday's Prices: London Rubber 3
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 5 Latest Quotations. rubber. Lcrdcn Spot: 3 1 32d New York (G > cent-. Sinsaporcf 10 3 1&—10 5 16 cent*. TIN. London Spot: £l 90 17». 6d. «Unchanged.. London 3 months: £190 12s. 6d <Unchanged' Singapore: $108.00. COPRA Sundncd 14 25 Mixed
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    PETROL PRICES.
    154 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are is fellows: Shell Aviati n Spirit in 4 gallon orums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $o U« Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon
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    DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY.
    375 5 How It Weathered The Storm. Traduis a it does in every part of the world and supplying the needs of »0 many dlfferen. Industries, the Dunlop Rubber Company has tern expos d to the lull bla t of the economic blizzard, says the Financial Times." The secret
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    RUBBER TRUST.
    68 5 The £2 250.000 Rubber Plantations InvestS^isQ 1 11 anncunc th l charges £***** in respect of difference In exchangT on remittances to Sumatra, there was a IoL icr year 1932 of £10.831 This compares with a net profit of £22 53" 1932 10 the amoun b ught in
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    SUNGEI TELOK (MALAYA).
    55 5 Crop for 1932 was 372.264 lb. of wiucr 368.221 lb realised average equivalent to 2 43d per pound London landed terms Bilance biought m was £4.037. less loss for 1932 £1 56 l~ ;r 9, r.n rt an *J er to buildln s and machmerj reserve £400
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    CHANGKAT SALAK.
    24 5 Tht directors recommend a divtd lid of 4 at on th« Preferred Ordinary shares for 193.» 'against n il f or 1931».
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    97 5 Markets Respond To Advices. Reuter Wireless. Lonndon. May 24. 0 eneV nther t lv h„i L<SUCI 0n :ne Btock Exchange •STSSEf'S? H me lndUBtrU,s «ttracted :he further CUUUndin being Id UpWard of Rayons The commodity markets were al o h*t w Wall Str-t is displaying renewed rtrength raoiy.
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    JUNUN RUBBER ESTATES.
    356 5 Directors* Production Policy. J h rt e hth t anmUl ortln *'->- leaeral taeet■l cf the jJunun Rubber Estates, rud war mm 3 dt BUnge 71 SL Msry Mr E. B. Skinner «chairman) presided and n moving the adopUon of the report, said that *hLe the crop
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    TAMBIRA RUBBER.
    279 5 Change Of Feeling In Holland. The annual general meeting cf the Tamblra Rubber Rtates. L d.. was held on May 3 at 5m clßces of tne company. 71 St. Mary-ax-X.v. Mr E B Skinner the chairman, mho presided Aid that they had sustained a trading loss fcr he
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    SUNGEI RINCHING RUBBER.
    55 5 The Sungei Rinchlng Rubber Estates reporu a net loss for 1932 of £1.085 (against £1082 for 1981). which has been deducted from the balance brought ln from the previous accounts, leaving £2.963 to be carried forward Floating assets, £12.421: creditors. £1.173.. The crop liarvested during the year
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    WORLD PRODUCTION OF WOOL.
    45 5 Japan's Heavy Increase In Import Trade. The wo, id's wool production s not f4r ta Ptre Marketing Board 5 Em jTSJy tBWMIi her imports of *5? «ceeded 180.000.000 lb in 1939 craaJ in a ft*** the whole increase in Australian production
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    MANCHUKUO TRADE.
    46 5 T.reat Opportunity For Brita n. n a^r l o d 4 o^ftrr chukuo Su h Far r SmaU d authority th3t the Governmit of the l^r 1 a ban traders uher than Japans Manchukuo is le adv and even anxious to trad, mtm this
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    STAGBROOK RUBBER AND TEA.
    123 5 ««K.239). after providing £500 .suae) tot depreciation on buildings and machine: C °L tlßl vas brou hl aad X proposed .to t ansfer 3 .000 from reserve a credit cf £383 to be carried £S£ Balance remaining at credit of rcsc-ve b? £4500J Tea s 4*4.831
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    CHULSEA (SELANGOR) RUBBER
    145 5 Under c-lective bas.s of tanptng, crop harvested in 1932 amounted o 781ODO lb of rubber, which has all been sold Average price realised, including scrap grade> mm 3.49 d. per pound net Cost, tncludini d rectors' remuneraion and staff comnussior in F.M.S. after mi«cellaneou; receipts, was 2.91
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    RUBBER AND COPRA.
    60 5 In exercise of the vested m bin b ecr.on 22 of -The Customs Enactment. 1923.' th" Chief Secretary to Government fixes tlir price of rubber and cop: a for c essment ol export duty fcr the period May 26 to June 1 I icfcMftva, as under: Rubber
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    642 5 Rubber Shares. Singap-rc. Monday. 11 a.m. The following rubber fharc quotations ore Issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatf Value. Fraser Bharea. Co. gratt I Allcnbv $0.60 $0.70 0 55 $0 65 1 Alor Gajah 0.45 0.50 0.40 050 IA.Hi am 0.70 0.80 070 080
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      51 5 THE 3 SOUTH li J BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED Flf U; MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR «BUBANCI ACCEPTED AT CURRENT BATES. L C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. t-ulay&on Green. THE EASTERN IJNITID A *HRANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 'OHNSON: General Manager. r 'K 2-r Malacca Street.
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      84 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England 1 SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. EVAlmeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £3,000.000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras, Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra. Ktrkuil. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest allowed at 2%
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      43 5 Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK Begin your saving now. interest quart,, Head Office: 55. Wall Street. N.Y.
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      184 5 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Btralta Settlement!). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD. THE HO HONf h^. LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. UEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 158, NORTH BRIDGE BO AD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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    Will Russians Go To War With The Japanese ? MANCHURIA VOLUNTEER LEADERS IN SINGAPORE.
    1655 7 Will Russians Go To War With The Japanese MANCHURIA VOLUNTEER LEADERS IN SINGAPORE. GOING TO FIGHT AGAIN. POWERS WILL INTERVENE AFTER WORI n CONFERENCE. doe. Soviet Russia not go to war with Japan? Why is to sdJ bet portion o| the Chinese- Eastern Railway? Does W Und Gen Sl Wen
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    20 7 Dr and Mrs. Noronha. of Kuala Lumpur arrived In Singapore on Saturday and WflJ stay here for a few days
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    CHINESE VOLUNTEER LEADERS HERE.
    38 7 Left to right: Gen. Kocng Hsien Yun. vice-chief of Ist Route Volunteers Mr Liv Kwei Pui f-rmerlv a statlor.master on the C E.R.; Oen .Wang Teh Lin Mr Chiang Yin Secretary to General See-Too.
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    THE LANDSLIDE AT FRASER'S HILL.
    69 7 Repairs Will Take A Month. K22 tUSft-s !5 il H a; least before the roiTrUSJS f co morton* cf debrte f lh? 'h'Hiwnd.s „1 si"-* S j very iffeoiTS aLs in 75 S&J 1 of th, «mnlon that Sk?^" 1 ,s of "ad for motor
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    SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
    67 7 European Lady Cut By Windscwn "as Involved in ar? Iti 1 5* Was Chicle inOrcL pT" I WUh two night. R«»d at about 1030 Inst It appears she was mm of a car which w. L. m frort ***t by a ,ow town «25 a t tu^ a
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    MODEL WORTH $1.000.
    98 7 Miniature Train On Show In liOndan. A miniature engine worth more than Cl 000 ta one of the exhibits at a display of the Model Railway Britain now being held in London mmZl f 1 Parl L >on-Midl railway t^., 1 5 g*-» of the size ot
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    SOLDIERS ASSAULTED.
    77 7 Alleged Attack By Nino Asiatics. Two soldiers attached t- the Tanplin Barrack;; were the victims of ar. assault in the eanv hours of Sunday morning nucl w. r rcmoxec to hospital by ambulance as a result of injuries they received H appears that the. victim* were in the
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    GENERALS MA & SU.
    60 7 GENERALS MA SU. Due Here On 'Tonte Rosso" To-morrow. Oen Ma Chan Shan. Oen Su Ping Wen and Oen. Li Hu will be passing through Singapore tomoirow on board the Conte Rosso' Mr A v B on Haw. the well-known iocal philauthropU has received s wireless message confirming the above.
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    A NEW GAS DETECTOR.
    216 7 We have often heard of miners taking canaries down the pre when there has been an «Piosion. lhe> fcggj, of couryfl> thal lhc birds cannot live in the presence of any gas that would be dangrous to the men themselves; their collapse consequently warns mmm But
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    CHINA SEA PIRACY.
    58 7 Reuter. Hongkong. May 28 It is learned that a police launch fired a three-pounder several Unset to efforts to stop the Prominent" and called naval assistance H.MS Whitshed" speeded the escape of tne arrived Immediately after the ascmpe of the pirates The repo:t that the gunboat landed
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE.
    48 8 nvjgi. The «edding of Mr. Chia 8o:n Kim to Miss Goh Suat Neo. daugh er of Mrs Qoh Chye Lay «Nc? Wee Pok Neo> and of the late Mr Ooh Chye Lay. tfx* place on Sunday, Mav 29. 1933. at No. 533. Gevlang Road. Singapore
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    45 8 Mi Cheong Chin Fatt ar.d family think a'l natives and ftlrnds for their night visis and kind attendance at the funeral yes'erday of their father the Ute Mr. Cheong Ouan Bwe?. and also thos? who sent let ers of condolence, tel grams and wreaths.
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    DEATHS.
    98 8 TAY Mi Tay Seng Poh <Tay Siak> ace 52 of Chop Hup Chin. 777. North Bridge Road cn Saturday. May 27. He leaves behind a wife «Ong Chew Hoe. slst?r of Ong S:ng Kit. Stng We?, Seng Thong. Seng Wan and Sena Kay», mother, brother, 4 sons. 4 daughters,
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    681 8 The resuscitation of the former Singapore Teacho.V Association, the original body oi which was found, somewhere in 1920. will be welcome,! by all who have the interest of feducation in Malaya at heart, and if this step forward by the Singapore teachers can lead to the formation of
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    604 8 Comments By The Way. rpHERE will be a big crowd at the Padang on J. Saturday morning for the ceremonial parade in honour of the birthday of H. M. the King. Many poor people ccme from distant points to witness this annual military spectacle which has
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    111 8 A Chinese who hid dutiable liquor in a bicycl»tub.* was on Friday fired 825. An Indian has been fined $18 or three week' n for being found hi possession of hemp. Pa*en?ers ~r. the Penang Hill Railway were 11.802 fewer last yrar than the
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    141 8 A Chinese aho was charged with dealing in second-hand goods without a Honor, namely q Ua J, UtV f he -P iron **> conwucd and fined 10 cents A .>torm in Kuala Lumpur on Fiiday after in tK li l kCd t'* ntrCf,S and a frw »ttap houses
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    Ipoh.
    70 8 entertained at a tea partTatTn lunUjr WRj Mr. stuart. manager of the Hong Keng and £aUed f r Home by S weeks mail, with Mrs. Stuart and their two Lt the'lno^pfr^ 11 Pany S at the Ipoh Club on Wednesday last. j < n Friday when Mr. B. Victor
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    Malacca.
    64 8 uJlrSrjj Uke ofa" Ah to Mi Ecnh .Temple) Pla e at the S«* Kia School. £a V W n h X? a f talk at the ing in Malaya." when 2?*! New T«"h- tea en Friday 3SL£S m on T s:turday W °< in the death at the District
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    Klang.
    44 8 ntertaincd" to tLfe -it ■■!>»■ were Taatfi Church K^n ß o r <he Methodist Girls' S, the liquor, duty on mmm?*! HP of boen paid one ZSiZS not prcved to *»ye the other months' r.i. $300 eac h. or six he, wetaryr Mr W^O.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    477 8 BY Lana-JlS22^*-ON» I like all this talk about < circulation of the "Sund-v t*, 1,000 and, my hat, doesn't the (Md to crow about it! in hfe A •Nazis win Danziir i That will put them Poles apart A A Fraser's Hafis eff! water for bathing and
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    45 8 AUSTRALIA'S NEW BAN. on pa.. MALACCA NEWS, on page 3 SOUTH CHINA AFFAIRS, on ptf SHIPPING NEWS, on page 4. JOHORE NEWS, on page 14 RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 14 WHAT HITLER ACHIEVED on pat* M TOO MANY OLD TAXIS. (M P<
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    CHEESE EVACUATING THE SUBURBS OF PEKING. "CHRISTIAN" GENERAL RALLYING RESISTANCE.
    721 9 ALLIANCE WITH THE SOUTH-WEST PROVINCES Revolt Against Nanking. Northern Leaders Call Off Anli-Japanese Campaign. the Northern l h.ncse leaders are endeavouring to eos- With tne .Japanese and call-off the boycott moveuith the approval of the Central Government the mtting with
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    EXTREME WEAKNESS OF GANDHI.
    154 9 Three Weeks Fast Ends To-day, Poona. May 28. W 11 r last day of his fast, is nt; bat ia more comfortable yesterday. "t dan th!s morning at m will break his fast. Later. rs have Lssued a bulletin Ktreaat exhaustion the 1 urounl and his
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    PADRE "BOBS" FORD.
    195 9 Round The World By Oil Tanker. PADRE Bobs" Ford of Toe H who visited Malaya in August last year, is paying another flying visit with Mr. Harry Chappell They were met in Kuala Lumpur by the Rev. Mr. Hall and Mr. A. R. Westrop. Hon. secretary of
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    ORCHARD ROAD SHOOTING.
    783 9 Coroner's Inquiry. THREE BULLETS IN THE BODY. fHK Singapore Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) commenced an inquiry this morning into the alleged >hootof a Pathan constable by a compatriot on the night of Hay 2: at the Orchard lioad Police Station. It appears that the victim. Lai
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    CALCUTTA SWEEP.
    48 9 -Malacca Chinese Draws Hapoy Call. A Milled Chimac director of the Overseas Assurance Corporation. Ltd.. has drawn Happy Call in the Calcutta 0«M|| on the Derby. It is undi rstand that he has l.'een otTVr d S1 ">,o(mi t\, r a half share in the ticket.
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    NAZIS WIN IN DANZIG.
    215 9 GAIN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY. Hirers Intervention. People Want Return To Germany. Reuter. Danzig, May 29. T HK Xa/i> MOIOd a dedsivj victory and are expected to gain ■boot !9 per tont of the vhol oectorate, J! B f Whlch ne have JJU&T. the Social-Democrats being second highest
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    PAWNBROKER'S DEATH.
    308 9 Many Mouriurs At Singapore Funeral. tOGk p,nc< evening at the old BuHit Timah Cemetery of ihe late Mr »n May 25 at the age of 72 Catholk community inow-d tnetr estevm bv offering p ayers at his re-idence. Mr Um Boor. Thin President of the Pawn, shop Aasn-tatlon.
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    ETON HEADMASTER.
    92 9 Appointment Of Mr. C. A. Elliott. London. May 27. Mr Claude Aurelius Elliott. CBE has been app inu-d head naster of Eton.—Reuter. Mr. C. A. Elliott Is a Fellow end Senior Tutor of Jeaus College. Cambridge, and Is also the University lecturer ln history. Mr. Elliott, who was
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    "Bud's" First Bout: Handicaps For Wednesday's Races: Sunday's Soccer. WALLEY AND GRAHAM.
    191 10 "Bud's" First Bout: Handicaps For Wednesday 's Races: Sunday's Soccer. WALLEY AND GRAHAM. Fifrht Fixed. ON JUNE 9 AT NEW WORLD. OUBJ£.CT to approval of the Br ard of 0 Control. Bud Walley will have his first in Sim ap'-re on June 9, since his return from abroad 3ud. and
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    IS TOURNAMENT.
    197 10 National And American l^eatfuts. BASEBALL. Reuter. r New York. May 26. IC fo are the latest results of games mmt in the National and American Leagues: NATIONAL LEAGUE IJ.aton v. Ft. Louij «rain.) Brooklyn 5 13 Q P.ttsturgh 6 14 o Lop scored a heme run for Brocklyn
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    FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    62 10 Britishers' Success In Ooubks. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. I Paris. May 28. in th? French championship st mi-final nrt v" d PeITy England) beat Cochet and Merlm (France» 6—3. 3 6. 8 6, 6 4 iind now meet the Australians. Quist and McC.rath in the final. In ;he second
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    DAVIS CUP RESULTS.
    12 10 Reuter. J„ Cup o rStlaSS! mnch W1S c nMUrt
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    CHINESE S.C. EVENTS.
    61 10 SWIMMING. d 1oo a af lUWng". srjf ••nu vh. Twelve swam. Kn L T 1 T«'vi M ,s ™«n S w.r Tim, 21 8 WM Bln Hock 10« Yds f ree Style Hanlicap "Ladles- mi„ Time 1 40 nUnT Chla Miss Mary Yeo. fisle* th Jp1 SerpcrntK
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    STOPPING THE BOYCOTT.
    27 10 "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Satr 2B llanelttdiua li I I. ih t lormr Govrrno r nf Manehukviy through n Cn *«g Mai Pu?k Ht<
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT MATCH.
    468 10 H. B. Noon Scores A Century. CRICKET. 'piME robbed th Eu .teras of a win mm h M. wculd have put them at the top in the tables, in the tournament game played at the SCC v-sterday Scores: ETCETERAS. N B. Neon c Hill, b Orr <_j
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    HAPPILADS BEAT GREEN HILL.
    73 10 BADMINTON. Tan, Mroo Ch.» te.t Q»«c Khye K« ,5-3 Kian S ,ZiV ,i* S? •■>"> best t™ 15, 15 11: T «> Chye Ouan Ah T ™g 15-8. 11-15. 13-13 (5-2,■ Chim beat Koh Leong Kirn l7!g. Chong Kirn Chock and Chau Tye Juay beat L
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    R.R.I. INQUIRY.
    42 10 IL h HlBh Commissioner f r "a 'nil The President of the Commi, in; Professor P. L Ehgledow. M A M th( 0 members being the Hon. Mr T 8 Xto M C.8.. .„d Mr D p Topham. J P
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    729 10 Handicaps For Fourth Day. THE TURF. Reuter. TIANDICAPS for the fourth day of the Binga•ll r*r Turf Clubs Spring race m-eting on Wcdncday ar as follows: Rare 1—230 pm Ponies. Classes 2 and 3 embiii d. Division 3. 6 furlongs. Tht Imp 90. Head Of Th. Bill 8
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    LEAGUE HELP REJECTED.
    32 10 War Between Bolivia And Paraguay. Reuter. Lapaa. May 21 r>Y.b ha* rejected thr L-a*u« Council". ronn Cl Th<nrnt has instructed the BollTto„ dele' -Reutci arbltmton or an Immediate truce.
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    COLONIAL CUPS.
    246 10 Competition At Island Club. GOLF. rES following are the results cf the Colonial Cups competition, the final round of which played on Saturday between Chlkamoto and Urkurl v. A. F Sheedv and Lee Keng Chye and was won by the former pair on the 19th green 13T ROUND:
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    NAZI RETALIATION.
    41 10 Austrian Minister Leaves For Vienna. Reuter. Berlin May 28. f HPrr Tau ***t* left '••If lin it* "SSL 1 1W 10 GOVi.ment on the situation errated by 'he G r "and m o^'" 1 5 "'I 10 m ,mpoSiß
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    THE PADMORE SHIELD COMPETITION.
    308 10 Low Hock Kiat Wins Final. BILLIARDS. V OW Hock Kiat (Clerical Union, won the final r ti° f JSI Maayan Billiards Championship a the New World on Saturday, defeating Goh Guan Chua .Twilight Club, by 500 to 361 th» ident from the commencement that the winr.er
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    ULU MUAR SCHOOL SPORTS.
    97 10 ATHLETICS. ,J h rV n Ual 1 18 f the Mala >' Schools c f J M Muar were successfully [held on Friday on the Lanadron Estate recreation pound, kindly by M Tlbbs lhf 2^" Inche Sukor. the Inspector, examined The J" and 1)0111 ln s
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    CHINESE BEAT MALAYS.
    208 10 Inter-League Game. COMPANIONS ECLBKw KOTA RAM E fl VER 8.000 paopl, 7* l tnier Atheltk a 1 the Chinese, in; C 0 f Kota Raja Club, th,.^,,,. 1 I «wEt yesterday at the j a!ll B odd goal in three, tay Bla> was cf mediocri seldom dull.
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    PERAK'S FINAL TRIAL.
    182 10 Team To Meet Kedak Indicated. i From Ovr Ou rt Corn syondmt.: m Ipoh. May :T n» last Stat? rorecr trial took place mm to-day wh n the Whiter, representing the mbJ.ble s:ce. defeated the Colours 5-3 in i M game. The Whius pressed eiriy bu. 1
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    MALAYA CUP PRACTICE.
    138 10 M. IV M^dm Teams For Thursday At Anson Road. -21 f r o the Ma,a > a CUP trial to be HTni- 0311 on Thursday will b» Th, n K EAM a fcl -arip Solleh: John Hav Ai H «i: Malimood. Matt Noor Hock. IMfattah. Que? Liang
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    JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE.
    95 10 Muhahhah Draw With The Jorinthians. 'From Our Ovn Correspondent The Muh a hh,K Bahru. May 25 JS2T.5 2.«« •;<«- 51 S£S .fS" 1 w no, up to bK r "«">• and s,ed Omar. ho,, brought off some fine Eve? however tics were ulo miarsrd Kt* #u opportuni,o
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    PENANG LEAGUE.
    23 10 FTOm 0ur Correspondent f In a Fin*, Dlvl-ton i~> Penang Ma y 27. on Saturday ih* Penan Cricket Club 5-1. Penang
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    AIR BOMBING MUST STOP.
    1001 11 Britain Criticised. JAPAN AND U.S. CONCUR. Reuter. Danzig, May 27. sensation has been caused on th.' eve of the elections here by the mmm that Hr. Rosting. League High Commissioner in Danzig. i> returning to Geneva t<> resume his old position. Rumour is rife that Hr.
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    K.L. CHINESE.
    181 11 New Epworth League In F.M.S. On> more (hiptr m Urn hiatorv oi the EpLtaBu »n Malaya was written when .he Kuam Lumpur Chimse Epworth League wa« n.auguratec on May 20 last. The formation ihe league was th- outcom of a desir.- on the rli t cf the organisers
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    FRANK BUCK'S VIEW.
    186 11 Little Cruelty In Bird Shops. AN anthoritj on wild bird tad animal li.. has WBfayd an opinion with regard W» the ellentons ma.it- in a letter from la.U rrrrespdtrleat in hist week's "Sunday of U,e 'Sunday i rihge Mr. Ir.u.k Beck, who made the him «r«g Km
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    A GYPSY THEATRE.
    110 11 Stage Romance Of The Camps. Moscow. The only gy psy theatre in the world, the Romany Theatre" at Moscow, is preparing for th, production of a new play, its title is "Pharoah's Tribe."' This theatre, which h now housed ln the bunding formerly occupied by the Studio
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    THE LONE WEAVER.
    109 11 Hobby Is Making Suits: Ties Made By His Wife. Po; t Piric I South Australia) A few 'yards of suit length material a various mXm ci tweed have just been ate* Scoiiand by the lone weaver of Port Pine Be la Mr. T. \V. Pool, whose hobby
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      173 11 CLUB DIARY. s'UlZ' Club» and SocietWi in read?!? «t TL °1 ihe mrmhcr of which are coders of the ••Malay« Tribune.- Thia Mary tvrcial1 ,or them Secretaries «re t*n*eo to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date till ir/7 /app^" H f ot general Interest The "rift SSHf* in Lht DUirV Evem
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      254 11 Tpm 3 Tefid nte 46 LoTOiig 25, Geylang, nrf^ ltS ChU,e c League: Badminton practice for members of Sports Club, 4 30 pm. THURSDAY, JUNE L Union Sporting Association: Special genera! meeting. Mr. Tan Chui Guan's residence, 202. Jco Chiat Road. 7.30 p.m Straits Chinese Epworth League: Badminon practice for
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    ASSOCIATION FOR TEACHERS.
    1142 12 Inaugural Meeting. AIMS OF A NEW SOCIETY. 7THE ok! Singapore Teachers' Association wis r, ~uscitatf lat a meeting eft ach rs on Satt i :jy a* St. Andrew's School Hall. Mr C Q C v,rj n Insp ctor of Schools, presided and MtS was a good attendance
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    AVIATRIX KILLED IN SYRIA.
    65 12 Trying To Fly To Siam And Australia. Aleppo, (Syria). May 28. A GERMAN ah worn tn. Marga Yon Etzdurf v.ho unexpectedly took off on May 27 from 8.-rim fe- Australia, via Siam. crashed in makin> a defwllve landing at 6.15. She was extricated safely but d'ed
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    RIGHTS OF WIVES.
    85 12 Magistrate And .Modern Domestic Drama. We used t; h ar of cases where Indignant wives as auUcd their husbands for walkng muddy boots across a clean floor magnate of Jottei, Illinois, has fined oo* Mr Pratt lor slapping his wife because she walked acroH the kitchen tloor
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    238 12 LAUNCH SUNK. Collision With Iron Beacon Off Singapore. The motor launrh. Hang Cheung" owned by Mevra Hoe Alk Steamship. Ltd. Singapore was r.unk last Friday at one o'clock In the mor'rinc M tne result oi a eoOhMB with an Iron beacon at
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    80 12 Singapore. May 29. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3» oum 1«; Alsia 13: Ipoh 6 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Ta; bank 30. Rantau 32. Empire Dock (Entra-.ee Gate 4> Su'.eryew 48 West Wharf »E\trance Gut* ftl mmmm 4.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 12 from Bate via ard Palembang by aerovl*::r a~ expected at the General Post Office Singapore, at 230 pm. to-morrcw.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    25 12 Left Arrd J* S pore London 11 May 3 May 29 ■J*"* May 4 May 27 Poclau Roebiah." May 5 May 27
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    MONEY MARKET
    190 12 SELLING. Singapore, May 29. London 4 months' sight 2 4 London 3 m.nths' sight 2 3 31 32 London 60 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London SO days' sight 2 3 29 32 London demand 2 3 7 London T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons and Paris
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    PRODUCE.
    217 12 Singapore. May 29. R. 'Siam. W Coa«t y e i per Koyan «106 R <S:am> W. Cat 2 $100 Rice. B. Siam N. I §112 P-ice. B. Siam N 2 *iG9 Rice. Siam -Old" per koyan No. 1 $.176 Rice. Siam "Old" N 0 2 $'54 Rice. Siam "Old"
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "No More Orchids" At The Pavilion.
    54 12 The nmii mil pictllre .No M orchids berate., Jtber CUmaX h?n tlle the rrnniill i ln an aeroplane and cj beinf forVeY'inl froiU the tra B f dy U no leve a in which there s:a T nLd U r rting
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    "Handle With Care" At The Roxy.
    17 12 Dunn. Boots Mallory and El B?'n£ th- Priding the comedy element
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    The Ritz.
    29 12 V'lUing on, f y ni ht I™Lrurel and Ouver H?rdv ihP Stan raxon tT> prii lf !J ad starrln Marian two -hoy T are as v ual.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    239 12 vii Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MAY 29. High Tide-.—0.36 a.m., 2.20 p m Empire Goods Exhibition. Great World Commercial Cup Football f and Municipal Services. Anson Road Kee v. Mansfield, Geylang; m P h 5? Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW. MAY 30. High Tides.—1.15
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    AMUSEMENTS
    110 12 -*ihambra —Ramon Novarro in B Capitol.-"So This b Africa!- V. heeler and Woolsey. Pmphv—Whreler and Wtolsev in Teach O Reno." Gr.at Wcrld.-Sid? shows, British Trad' Pa::. Malay opera. Chinese wayangs. tlknt and talkmsUßM <SKy Talkie: "Man in Ptt-fako"; Star Talkie: "The Playboy of Paris"). Marlborough.—Hindustani talkie Hrr Ranjha." New
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      113 12 Start and End the Day with ths aid to health. Ukl Oibbs D?r.tifrice reKUai number of the family—and doctors His will be few and far between oibbs Is a h- alth preserva tn berate its use m am clean sound teeth. S .^.l!! rOUBl the moulh Particularly through unclean and
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      36 12 t t Pianos For Hire And! Hire Purchase. SEASON CO., LTD.,! 9 i 115, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. j BOURNVILLE COCOA tastes like chocolate and is the most economical food drink you cai give your family.
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      63 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Max Brlfht Mln Station, D B, ;r hl *«M» r «co«fc. Hours. f> R f AJor star 91 M TTZ mmnm n 5 1 1 J X Trengganu 92 mm itZ Bukit Jeram 90 5 i*! 75 M»lacca 38 004 V n 2 »1
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      141 12 POSTAL INTtLLIOtNCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Bclawan. Ceylon. Egypt and U S A (Silveryew) 3 p.m Selat Pandjang. BengkalLs and Bagan X; Api Api (Dajak) 3 p m TO-MORROW Sir.Hkawarg. Pemangkat and Sambas (Tomohcni 1 a.m. Stam (except Lower Siam> (Kuala* 11 a.m. Tembilahan and Rrngat (H' ng Lam) noon
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    S.T.C. SPRING MEETING.
    1505 13 Third Day. rkfill provides the I'PSET. THE TURF. «r d the upset on Saturday by K 1 in 'he race for Class 1, Div. 1, h Anticur install-d as favourite, v of the Singapore Turf Club's prof' -lonal meeting was favour- her than on the first two
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    HEART FAILURE.
    68 13 -Man Drinks 40 Glasses Of Wine. Madrid Jose Galen, aged twenty-eight, made a bet with a friend that he would dnnk fort> glasses oi win* without stopping In a tavern in Sanlucar. near Cadiz. Although his friends tried to persuade him to stop after he had drunk six
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    PADANG CLUBS MEET.
    935 13 Saturday's Cricket. EASY VICTORY FOR S.R.C. CRICKET. BI.C T Leijsalua. b McLeod C Mobergen. b A L. Hill O 6t C JK-mUb A L. HiU 2 0 E ft Oehlers. lbw b A L. Hill R C Oilers, b McLeod I? v c lw Wui mott. b
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      106 13 HLES SPECIALIST, nm PILES SIFFERER3. j*. AH sorts of Piles cured it operation within a Jr Weelc Biding stopped is Wp 24 hours aod complete curt C 5Hi -aran:eed in a week's tlmi. Als guarantees to cure all Jl?" *j of EYE DISEASES tfW I Gonorrhoea, SyphilL RheuW and Impoteu.
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      398 13 THE NEW YOIGTLANDER j dUmL "Brilliant Lenf 01 F Voigtlander An astigmat |Hj PriC6! \1 ,ens 531.50 j! LEE FLETCHER I#2, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. 'PHONE :830. HEAR THIS NEW RUMBA... fLA CACHTMBA DO SAN JUAN B 6329 < MULATA R UMBER A. NEW MUSICAL TALKIES. "SOLDIERS OF THE KING."
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS.
    857 14 Alleged Assault. ACCUSED SENT FOR TRIAL. iFrom Our Own Correspondents Johore Bahru. May "6 MOSES Amos, who until recently has been under medical observation by Dr E R Stone. Medical Superintendent of the Mental Asylum. Sin.mporc and certified to be sane was before Sheik Abu Baka.-
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER.
    351 14 Malacca Beat Johore In First (lame. Malacca, May 27 l HALF an hour before the commencement of the Malaya cup soccer match here thur.der-storm broke but the shower subsided U rtunately at the start. Slippery conditions prevailed and boll con- I ir< 1 and accurate kicking wer„»
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    MID-WEEK MATCH.
    78 14 Raffles Beat Fort Canning. PORT CANNING Hoi lira b. wu M ft B Tlnl.nathan I nrr.MKe \iu »'•<'•- Thilinatlian I. \lk <|irrrtt n..t ,*xi P. u-er\ c. Naga.sv.iran h \n\ I-xtras Tntal 7,H RAFFLES INSTITUTION KffCfccv c. 1,. Mai B. I.<>vi»lav I. Hill M. VaAagf Cashman y >
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    SAFETY AT SEA.
    206 14 Navigators Guided By Wireless From Lighthouses. mOSt ren,arkab lc contributions to the safety of Mm at sea made in many years ,s the Cumbrae talking beacon. th?in*T C A and D A Stevenson, "f Edinburgh. It is based upon the simp* fac that wireless wave, travel more
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    THE VALUE OF SLEEP.
    167 14 Wf Lose Consciousness To Gain Strength. versaT and* SUle that so uniobvious use. m lact> lts most oJsViV in which 25 Up P"* very soon Sh Uld JSL th nSmfng PP OI 15 2 2S* Perfect strength. to Strong enou h our minds Inn I mornln
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    WHAT HITLER HAS ACHIEVED.
    959 14 The German Revolution END OF THK P],»d t phase. 1 (From Out Own Oorreipaad rPHE German revolt,:, Mar. 5 and which hubee, 18 H gr reaching in it, dfcct, Russian rcvclution. and md vastly lea, Haody tha v has completed II intercd its second It is
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      405 14 f JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS J%CLENJOY WITH A JOHNSON \ND THE I fLshinif. .imp.iv, Hurt ing Swimming f'rnis- I V» A, IB nt ~r Picnics, etc Hu- i takes a "JOHNSON" to do it Safily. HH i lOHNnON Mi onh |n aSa A mW IB n fV THE BORNEO CO.. LTD.
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      334 14 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDINO BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Da ten try, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths wIU be used in the transmissions to the Indian xone, Annoancethents
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    TOO MANY OLD TAXIS.
    1949 15 London's Blemish. THE BISHOP AND THE PRESS. t mm laughter in thp august t Lords when Lord Ellbank ,1 4,me of his experiences with I t.i\i ilrivi-rs He declared Ike (.(-u rnment ought to remove l uiulun the blemish of the an- it>s which disgrace the
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    LANDING AIRCRAFT IN FOG.
    188 15 "Blind 99 Descents. EXPERIMENTS IN NEW JERSEY. Experiment* in aerial navigation, which may solve one of aviations greatest hazards—landing ln a fog—are under way at the Newark <New Jersey > Municipal Airport under Urn direction of the United Slates Bureau of Aeronautics. Success has marked the
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    D'ANNUNZIO'S VILLA.
    122 15 To Be Taken Over By The State. Rome Few potts have seen their hove* btrom national monuments during their life-time-One of these Is Cabrlele D Annunrio. mmm lives in retirement on ihe banks cf Lake GaTda The Italian Government haa Just approved a decree for the expropriation of
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    FISH WITH BUTTONS.
    97 15 British Government Offers Rewards Portuguese fishermen are looking- for fish wearing British buttons. They have been studying leaflets issued uv tha British Ministry of Agriculture and Fiaherie* offering a reward of ore ahUlinw for every pair of buttons found < n Ash and posted to the Fishery
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    MAKING AIRCRAFT SWIFTER.
    58 15 mono" rBPOrtWl W thp of a £***** company which has just been formed. it intended to encourage development of rugh .speeds among commercial aircraft by mear.s of these races nn Th ,t w t0 PUC Portsmouth. on the South Coast, dun*-, August, and subsequent races are to
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      235 16 X j c v isoN s. EZEKIEL i <•»., Op icians Watchmakers. Only Address:— .J, Capitol BaiJdiar, gptOAPOI J TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT BIANG UM PARK GEYLANG GARDEN ROUSES TO LET. I rOQUMd type $20.00 per month 3 r QflKd type j? 18.00
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      546 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET -78. Tnro Bra* Ajgftt 47. Truro R ad TO UTT TM Mri 74 7. cVove Road. Rrn' iro Apriv tta H n a Q«my to irr v.. nrnv nrt M Pit ISr| Fntrv l *.\3 p, r filar* T>' 91 «T
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      287 16 PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTICE. DI THE ESTATE OF AUGUSTUS VICTOR VAN DER REEK. DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE No. 144 (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all mm* ti kMIII any claims against the Estate of the above dec a.~d. late of No 22. Buflalo Road Singapore, who died on th* 26th
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      242 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. The Eastern United Assurance Corporation. Limited. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that as from June. 1933. the Regtsterel Offlce of the Corporation will be:— OH AT EASTERN LIFE BUILDING, No. 4. Cecil Btreet, Singapore. By Order of the Board. R. R COOMBS. Secretary. TENDERS. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT 1 TRUST.
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      413 16 FOR SALE. loop Pairs ladies Shoes. Latest Styles In :-—Leather, Patent, Satin and Buckskin Guaranteed Best European Manufacture and British. Cost $8 to $12 per Pair. Your choice at $3 75 per Pair. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS:— H. M. V., Columbia, Victoral, Odeon, etc. 25 cts. each or 5 for $1 GENUINE
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      438 16 2 5 Cents IMKTVM Every Where^^^HßSfV TOOTH N^^PASTE I a\ PISnNCTIVf^^f j scitNTificAuycciv^ltri MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. ASCRIPTION RATES. r k V 151 E IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including i ndu(Un| at o&ce Postage Post J^ or close (Local or t .ForrL residence. F.M.S.) CcuntrS Yearly $15 00 $2100 Half-Yearly 7.50
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